As a History teacher, I affirm that your videos are instructive.

As a history student your videos are so helpful and intriguing. I love the way you articulate your points. Thank you:)

I'm currently in 4th form studying for my end of term history exam that I have in a few hours and these videos are a life saver 😅 .

It is just unbelievable how many parallels you can draw between the fourteen hundreds and current day. Also I love the rooster in the background. That is the most caribbean thing

You are a natural teacher. Thanks for always breaking the events in sequence and years in a timeline. Very helpful in understanding the events. I always wondered if Tainos , Mayas,etc, were around at the same time, and you clear my doubts...😊

Please keep it up with the videos , they are really helpful since i was pretty far behind on history , hopefully you cover everything in the syllabus 😭

I was so excited to learn History that i choose it as a subject. My teacher cannot teach all she does is inform us about her life, I've lost all my excitement and incentive for history until i found your videos. Thank you so much sir Hope God blesses you for the rest of your lifee❤❤❤❤

I like your videos, you're a good teacher. Overall I think your teaching is fair and well considered, such as pointing out the impact of the Ottomans, etc. To give some important context to this era, it's important to point out that the Spanish had been invaded and colonized by the Romans for hundreds of years, then the Goths and then the Muslims for about seven hundred years. There was great cruelty involved in these conquests and the colonization of Spain for over a thousand years. They had just become independent. Pointing this out might help us all see a bit more of our common humanity and add some depth. Keep up the great work.

5:48 😂 i heard a chicken! You got chickens? Lol sorry I'm listening via headphones i hear everything with these things. Great series❤!

Good stuff. Keep it up!!

Loving this series. It seems like you'd be a really fun professor!

This video was helpful

I have learned so much

Thank you

Thank you so much for this video, it was very informative!

I love ur videos and ur accent😂 love from 🇬🇧 ❤

worth mentioning that before the 1490s, european countries didnt round the cape of africa, they didnt know the way, they used the overland routes, until the Ottoman Empire heavily taxed the Dardanelles and passage through Constantinople/ Kostantiniyye, which is what led to european naval exploration, to get around the Ottoman monopoly on the trade routes, so europeans wouldnt have used ships to get to China in the 1200s and 1300s, Arab traders brought it to Egypt or Anatolia, there the Republics of Venice and Genoa would continue

excuse me what does people mean by settlement pattern

Weren't there white slaves in africa and vice versa in earlier times? I had read that somewhere else

Great episode and teachings! Thank you